PubMed · 61385
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The effect of Berus Viper's venom on human blood globular resistance with changing incubation conditions has been studied. Particularly venom's concentration (from 200 to 400 microgram/ml of blood), temperature (from 20 degrees C to 37 degrees C) and time (from 1/2h to 2h) have been changed. Time and temperature are important factors in haemolytic process development, instead venom's concentration behave like a factor not significantly haemolysis modifying.
Human blood hemolysis in NaCl 0,42% solution at 20 degrees C with different amounts of Berus Viper's venom in the range of 100 to 2000 microgram/ml of blood, has been studied. At these conditions venom's antihemolytic considerable action has been found.
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